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The Parents' Union in a Secondary School
E. Perceval Horsey describes the implementation of the Charlotte Mason method in a secondary school for boys in this vintage article from 1924.
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The History of an Idea: Children Are Born Persons
Art Middlekauff surveys how Charlotte Mason's first principle was viewed in the centuries before and the century after Miss Mason's life.
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The First Steps of Education
Rhoda Harrison explains how Charlotte Mason's ideas guide and inspire the first steps of education in this vintage article from 1936.
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What Is Education?
Essex Cholmondeley explains the essential features of a Charlotte Mason education in this vintage text from 1925.
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Where Virtue is the Goal
What does it really look like when virtue is the goal of education? Is virtue really the highest aim of Christian education?